Hockey puck having self-leveling means

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1996-07-10

2000-11-14

Chiu, Raleigh W.

Games using tangible projectile

Projectile, per se; part thereof or accessory therefor

Disk- or ring-shaped

A63B 7100

Patent

active

061462934

ABSTRACT:
A hockey puck having a cavity and a self leveling weight disposed therein for causing the puck to topple from its side to a face when rolling and for maintaining a face of the puck substantially parallel to the playing surface.

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Advertisement for "hot pucks" by Sun Hockey, Inc., Windy City Sports, Feb., 1995.
Advertisement for Franklin Active Gravity System puck, NIHA Hockey Talk, Issue 2, vol. 2, Jul. 1995.

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